Arnon Bentovim - Episteme

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NSPCC study on Prevalence of abusive experiences in childhood • Serious physical abuse and violence causing physical injury, 7% • Serious absence of physical care carrying a high risk of injury 6% • Serious absence of supervision allowed to stay out overnight under 10, parents not knowing whereabouts under 14, 5% • Serious emotional,control,domination,humiliation withdrawing affection 6% • Sexual abuse, all forms 12 and under 16% • Sexual abuse, contact abuse 11%
Poly-victimisation: A neglected component in child victimisation (Finlelhor, Ormrod and Turner 2007 CAN) • National representative sample of of children’s experiences of violence and the mental health consequences, 2- 17 • Juvenile Violence Questionnaire, sexual victimisation, physical assault, property victimisation, maltreatment, peer/sib victimisation, witnessing • 22% experienced 4 different types of victimisation in previous year, high (7) 7%, lower (4-6) 15% • Adversity factors relevant, and co-occuring in rape, witnessing assault, dating violence • Higher the number of victim experiences the more extensive the mental health effects, and the less specific the effects
Page 1 and 2: The impact of Trauma on Attachment
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Page 8: The impact of living in a climate o
Page 11 and 12: Impact of traumatic experiences on
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Page 15 and 16: Clinical contexts where exposure to
Page 17 and 18: Stages of Therapeutic Work in Const
Page 19 and 20: Assessment Framework A map of relev
Page 21 and 22: Gary THE WARDS Moira Ian 14yrs 8yrs
Page 23 and 24: infantile/pseudomature Insecure, di
Page 25 and 26: Steps to determine risks of re-abus
Page 27 and 28: Overall Process of work Initial in
Page 29 and 30: •1996 you were born •1998 2 yea
Page 31 and 32: Charlotte’s initial state • Ide
Page 33 and 34: Therapeutic Approaches •Establish
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Page 38 and 39: Norman’s Life-Line
Page 40 and 41: Similarities •Both get upset •C
Page 42 and 43: Third Stage - Exploring the emotion
Page 44 and 45: Why am I such a Mess? I want my mum
Page 46: The matrix: people, settings and em
Page 49: Rachel’s Scenes Then the scenes a
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Page 55 and 56: Stuart - unable to talk about domes
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Somatic experiences of Stuart 2
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Processing Feelings 2 Contained Saf
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Creating the Trauma Narrative Defin
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Norman’s Life-Line • 10.09.91:
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• Age 8yrs: Sister Lilly born •
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• Age 11yrs: Moved in with Dad an
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Charlottes Trauma Narrative, the pr
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Changes noted in Charlotte 2. The e
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OLD ME Smoking Swearing a lot Hangi
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Pete’s positive thinking cycle I
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Creating a survivor script with Pet
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My story as a Survivor and Creating
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